DAY OF THE DESTROYERS HITS AUDIO!

New on audio. I had the pleasure of writing the introduction for this book.

Bobby
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From Radio Archives and Moonstone. Eleven plus hours of pure pulp audio goodness. You can find it HERE.

Moonstone Books' Day of the Destroyers is an all-original linked prose anthology - each story is part of a larger arc wherein Jimmie Flint, Secret Agent X-11 of the Intelligence Service Command, battles to prevent the seditionist Medusa Council from engineering a bloody coup overthrowing our democracy. Guest starring the Green Lama, the Black Bat and the Phantom Detective.

“…a delicious spicing of pure pulp,” as one reviewer noted.

ART'S REVIEWS PODCAST INTERVIEWS "THE BLACK BAT RETURNS" AUTHORS!

I joined authors David Boop, Josh Vogt, James Palmer, and Adam Lance Garcia as guests on Art Sippo’s Art’s Reviews podcast this week. We had great fun talking about the recently released The Black Bat Returns anthology from Moonstone Books as well as a few of our other projects including Domino Lady, Day of the Destroyers, and the upcoming Domino anthology. It’s always great chatting and catching up with Art and the guys. I hope you’ll give the podcast a listen. You can find it here.

From the site:
"The Black Bat Returns" New Stories for a Classic Pulp Hero
David Boop, Bobby Nash, Josh Vogt, James Palmer, and Adam Garcia are my special guests for this show highlighting their contributions to a Moonstone anthology of new stories about the Black Bat. There are crossovers, team-ups, origin tales, and old fashioned adventure in each of the nine tales in this volume. There is also a preview of the book "The Day of the Destroyers" which pits Special Agent Jimmie Flint against forces that are conspiring against the United States. Aiding agent Flint is.... The Black Bat!

We have a have wide-ranging discussion on the significance of these stories in the shared continuity of the New Pulp World as well as some exclusive insights into the writing of these stories. And each of the authors tells us what projects they have coming out in the near future.

Listen to Art's Reviews: "The Black Bat Returns" New Stories for a Classic Pulp Hero here.

Bobby

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THE DAY OF THE DESTROYERS HAS ARRIVED!

This pulpy beauty was waiting for me in yesterday's mail. Fun stuff. I was honored to be asked to write the introduction to Moonstone's Day of The Destroyers, a connected anthology by some of the best names in New Pulp. 

You should check it out.

Bobby

MOONSTONE REVEALS THE DAY OF THE DESTROYERS!

I wrote the introduction to this amazing new book.
Bobby

PRESS RELEASE:

From the epoch of the Great Depression when the pulps were in full bloom, among the millionaire playboys who donned masked avenger garb, there were the super spies from Secret Agent X to those in Thrilling Spy Stories.

It is with great pleasure then that Moonstone Books presents Day of the Destroyers, an all-original prose linked anthology. Each story is part of a larger arc wherein Jimmie Flint, Secret Agent X-11 of the Intelligence Service Command battles to prevent the seditionist Medusa Council from engineering a bloody coup overthrowing our democracy.

Inspired by actual events from the 1930s, alluded to in the recent Roosevelts: An Intimate History PBS documentary, a grouping of extremist politicians and moneyed interests sought to "take back" the country from President Roosevelt. Day of the Destroyers pits the ever-resourceful Jimmie Flint against these forces.

He fights across the country preventing an aerial assault on Chicago’s rail lines, destroying a secret factory of gas meant to enthrall millions in New Mexico, to racing to stop a machine of fantastic destruction in Manhattan. He’s aided by his girlfriend, intrepid newspaper reporter Kara Eastland, his teenaged protégé Tim Fallon, as well as pulp era masked vigilantes the Green Lama, the Phantom Detective, and the Black Bat. Joining the fight are real historical figures including General Smedley (the original Devil Dog) Butler and war correspondent Martha Gellhorn. Each exciting chapter-story in the anthology builds to a final showdown between the redoubtable X-11 and his arch-nemesis, Colonel Lucian Starliss, head of the Medusa Council.

Writers who contributed to this one-of-a-kind collection are Pulp Factory award winner Adam Lance Garcia, Macavity and Shamus nominated Jeri Westerson, pulpmeisters Tommy Hancock and Ron Fortier, former Marvel Comics editor Eric Fein, Zeroids writer Aaron Shaps, former LAPD lead detective Paul Bishop, Moonstone EiC Joe Gentile, and Chester Himes award winner Gary Phillips. Introduction by Pulp Ark award winner Bobby Nash.

Day of the Destroyers 276 pgs, 6 x 9, Diamond order codes –
(sc) JAN151509 $13.95 ISBN 978193681479451395
(hc) JAN151510 $23.99 ISBN 978193681475652399

DOMINO LADY "MONEY SHOT" IS BLEEDING COOL!

Cool news. I got my first mention on Bleeding Cool. The article talks about Moonstone Books’ prose line and showcased the upcoming novels Domino Lady “Money Shot” by me and The Green Lama “Horror in Clay” by Adam Lance Garcia.

You can read it here.

Learn more about Domino Lady "Money Shot" here.

EARTH STATION ONE EPISODE 203 – SURPRISING DEATHS IN FICTION

It’s time for the ESO Invitational Dead Pool! Mike Faber, Mike Gordon, the award-winning author Bobby Nash, and author Derrick Ferguson review some big-league fictional deaths that defied prediction and influenced storytelling forever. Plus, we also strap author Adam Lance Garcia to The Geek Seat to see if the Green Lama can save him, and we share stories about our wonderful weekend at Con Nooga. All this, along with the usual Rants, Raves, Khan Report, Two minutes with Dr. Geek, and Shout Outs!

Can Adam survive The Geek Seat?

Join us for yet another episode of The Earth Station One Podcast we like to call: Surprising Deaths in Fiction at www.esopodcast.com
Direct link: http://esopodcast.com/earth-station-one-episode-203/

Table of Contents
0:00:00 Intro / Welcome
0:05:57 Rants & Raves
0:23:11 Interview & Geek Seat w/ Adam Lance Garcia
0:48:21 Surprising Death in Fiction
1:47:32 Dr Geeks Moment of Science

Derrick's latest Dillon

1:49:00 ESO Khan Report
1:58:57 ESO Shout Outs & Show Close

Next on Earth Station One...

Excelsior!

Face front, True Believers! Next week, The ESO crew discusses the career of writer, editor, spokesman, & cameo superstar, Stan “The Man” Lee. Stan Lee had a hand in the creation of the Marvel Universe as writer and editor. Together with his artist partners, Lee helped create The Fantastic Four, Iron Man, Spider-man, The X-Men, The Hulk, and so much more.

Death of Gwen Stacy

But that’s not all, Marvelites! It just wouldn’t be an episode of ESO without Rants and Raves, The Khan Report, Shout Outs, two minutes with Dr. Geek, and you won’t want to miss it when we strap Star Trek Continues Captain Kirk, Vic Mignona into The Geek Seat. You get all this and more next week on the Earth Station One podcast. Don’t miss it!

‘nuff said.

ESO wants to hear from you. What are your favorite Stan Lee stories? Share yours at esopodcast@gmail.com, www.esonetwork.com, Facebook, Twitter, or Google+. Who knows, we might just share yours on the show.

One of many Joss Whedon moments.

Download ESO Episode 203 mp3 here.

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ALL-STAR PULP COMICS #1 REVIEWED

Reader David Brzeski reviewed Red Bud Studios' Airship 27 Presents: All-Star Pulp Comics #1 for the British Fantasy Society website. The reviewer said some nice things about my Secret Agent X story as well, which is always nice to hear.

Bobby Nash is an award-winning ‘New Pulp’ author, and it shows. In his untitled ‘Secret Agent “X”’ story, he, and artist Jeremy McHugh, manage to convey to the reader everything you need to know about the character without resorting to exposition. This was a close second favourite for me.

You can read the full review here.

AIRSHIP 27 PRESENTS: ALL-STAR PULP COMICS #1
2012 PULP ARK AWARD WINNER FOR BEST PULP RELATED COMIC.

This massive comic one shot features 58 pages of wall to wall pulp adventure in graphic form. Seven old and new pulp heroes as written by today’s most exciting new pulp writers and brought to glorious graphic reality by super talented artists.

Here are the Green Lama, Domino Lady, Jim Anthony Super Detective to name only a few. The volume also contains the very first ever comic book adventure of Barry Reese’s highly popular hero, the Rook. The color cover features the Green Lama and the Domino Lady by Jeff Butler.

Stories include:

•Green Lama by Adam Garcia and Mike Fyles
• Jim Anthony by Erwin K. Roberts and Pedro Cruz
• Black Bat by C. William Russette and Wayne Beeman
• The Blue Lady by Sean Taylor and James Ritchey III
• The Rook by Barry Reese and  Craig Wilson
• Secret Agent “X” by Bobby Nash and Jeremy McHugh
• Domino Lady by Percival Constantine, Rock Baker and Jeff Austin
• Cover by Jeff Butler

A collection of stories in varied styles from retro to new age digital painting here comes a collection of Pulp Age characters in comic storytelling- some in that form for the very first time. New Pulp writers and artists bring you stories with fists flying and action galore. Join the fun in ALL-STAR PULP COMICS #1.

Bringing together some of the most intriguing characters from the Golden Age of the Pulps in comics form- some for the very first time!

AIRSHIP 27 PRESENTS: ALL-STAR PULP COMICS #1 can be purchased here.

You can read the full review here.